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From the Attorney General

Technology will always be one of crime-fighters’ best weapons. It helps us outsmart the most devious criminals, join forces with others in law enforcement, speed assistance to victims, and prevent future crime.

10/29/2013

Funds designated for statewide law enforcement training

Ohio law enforcement officers will receive four hours of professional training in 2014, one hour related to crimes against families and three on general law enforcement topics.

10/29/2013

Q&A: BCI Lab Director Emphasizes Quality, Efficiency

Karen Kwek had been a member of the lab team at the Attorney General’s Bureau of Criminal Investigation for 14 years when she was named BCI’s laboratory director in late spring. She oversees 150 staff members and an ultramodern lab that law enforcement and prosecutors around the state rely on for fast, accurate evidence analysis.

10/29/2013

BCI, OPOTA earn top marks in accreditation process

The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) has reaccredited the Attorney General’s Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy under its new Gold Standard Assessment program. OPOTA was the first law enforcement training facility in the United States to receive the Gold Standard accreditation.

10/29/2013

Ohio rolls out meth container program

Ohio is now among only about 20 percent of states across the country to implement a container program for disposing of methamphetamine lab waste, an approach recommended by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency. The Attorney General’s Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) launched the program in May.

10/29/2013

Special Prosecutions team prepared to assist

The Attorney General’s special prosecutors work on a wide range of cases in all corners of Ohio, and thanks to an impressive conviction rate, their proponents are just as widespread. In fact, demand for the office’s help with prosecutions prompted Attorney General Mike DeWine to increase staff in this area and to designate Special Prosecutions as its own section.

10/29/2013

In the Courts

The Ohio Supreme Court issued a decision Sept. 3 in State Ex. Rel. Miller v. Ohio State Highway Patrol, et. al., which deals with a public records request.

10/29/2013

News & Notes

Safe Neighborhoods call-in sends a message

The voices were varied — those of an ER doctor, a minister, an ex-con, the police chief, the prosecutor — but the message for Akron’s most violent offenders centered on a common theme: End the gun violence or face the consequences, including a major crackdown on your whole group.

10/29/2013

News & Notes

Here's a compilation of updates from the Ohio Attorney General's Office.

7/23/2013

Regulations expected to shutter Ohio Internet cafés

With the help and support of law enforcement across the state, Ohio has enacted substantial changes affecting Internet cafés.

7/23/2013
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